Mind Games vs One Move Prediction: mellojul and co will take three points

The third season of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 for Eastern Europe has begun. Once again, the region's eight strongest teams will battle it out for DPC points and slots for the upcoming majors. The rules for distributing the prizes are well known. Eight teams from the first division will compete for $205,000, and the second division will receive $75,000. The joy of your favorite teams' victories, incredible highlights, and a barrage of emotions. This and much more awaits all Dota 2 fans in the coming weeks. The tournament will take place from June 9 to July 15.

On June 16, Mind Games and One Move will play their next match in the group stage of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22 for Eastern Europe. Which team will be stronger? We'll find out very soon.

Mind Games still haven't made it to the majors. Although thanks to a lot of luck and ill-considered actions, the Pure team made it to ESL One Stockholm Dota Major 2022 through technical victories, they didn't play there. Problems with obtaining visas ruined the team's attempts to play in the major. Because of this, Mind Games took quite a long rest and did not hold official matches. For almost a month and a half, the guys were without Dota 2. In the first match of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22, Mind Games lost to Rune Eaters 0-2. The fight didn't work out on any of the maps. The team tried to play through Medusa and tried to play faster Dota but failed everywhere. Now Mind Games is one of the main underdogs of the first division and is unlikely to win more than one series at the tournament.

One Move played in Dota 2 Champions League Season 11 not too long ago. The team performed well at this tournament and made it to the semifinals of the lower net. Yes, the roster was not the most formidable, but even Mind Games now can not be attributed to the tier-1 teams in the CIS region. In my opinion, One Move is superior to its current opponent in terms of performers. In the first match of Dota Pro Circuit 2021/22, One Move lost to Virtus.pro. The match didn't really work out, but that was to be expected, especially considering that Virtus pro had previously lost in the Dota 2 Champions League Season 11 finals and was very angry. One Move just fell under the rink. Now the opponent is much easier to show their game with, and D2CL showed that they know how to play with the tier-2 teams.

Mind Games look depressed and broken right now. This season is going to be very difficult for the guys. I don't believe they will be able to keep their spot in the first division. There is too much competition in the region right now. Bookmakers offer 1.80 One Move to win, which is a good option.

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